St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-09
SOCIETY ITEMS.
Wedding and Receptions---The
Record of q Rainy Day.

Record of Rainy Day.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Aida
Fowler, formerly of Prattsville, N. Y,
and Albert E. Sherwood, of Sheldon,
Iowa, was solemniZed at the residence
of George w. Sherwood, 3S7 Maria ave-
nue., Wednesday afternoon, in the pres
ence of immediate friends and relatives.
Several society young ladies of st.
Paul have taken their departure for
Faribault, where they will resume their
studies at st. Mary's school. Among
the number were Miss Kittie Gilfillan,
Miss Carolyn Armstrong, Miss Kath-
crime Spaulding, Miss Ottie Walther, of
st. Paul; Miss katherine Nelson, Still
water; Miss Clara Jurgins, Miss Clara
HoltOn, Miss Birdie Wilson, Miss May
Faust, and Miss Hill, of Helena, Mont.
The Misses Burkhard were among. the
st. Paul passengers on board the NJ airy
Morton arriving here Tuesday, after
spending most enjoyable summer at
Dubuque and Galena, Ill.
Mrs. w. B. Dean, of 353 Summit ave-
nue., assisted by her daughters, gave a
reception and dancing party at their
home last evening. More than 100
guests participated.
Mrs. Wynacht, of West st. Paul, ac-
companied by Mrs. Kirsch. will leave
next Monday for Indianapolis, Ind, to
visit their parents.
Misses Dora Bryant, Emily Slator and
Helen Stout, of Summit Park, left yes
terday to attend St. Mary's school at
Faribault. II
Mrs. George II. Clifford has returned
to the city after an absence of several
months to the sea shores and New York.
Mrs. James Compton and Mrs. Horace
Pickel, of Fergus Falls, are sojourning
in the city during the fair.
Miss Lottie Lathrop, of Mortified. is
visiting her brother, William Lathrop,
of this city.
Mrs. Christine Strauss, of St. Paul, is
entertaining Miss Helen j. Frease, of
Hastings.
B. Glasgow and wife, of Hull, Eng
land, are prominent guests at the Hotel
Ryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Lewis have re-
turned home from their Canadian trip.
Mrs. j. Ferguson, of Winnipeg, is
guest at the Hotel Ryan for few days.
Oscar Nelson and Frank Lemike of
Saltwater were in the city yesterday. -
III. B. Whipple and wife, of Faribault,
were guests in the city yesterday.
Hon. c. d. Gilfllan is contemplating
a European tour.
FAREWELL MUSICAL.
The musical event of the season thus
far was the concert in honor of Miss
Ella Richards, which took place last
evening in the new and cOmmodious
parlors of the First Baptist church. 1t
was given by Prof. G. &. Titcomb, and
was the farewell appearance of this tai
Of IN, e.,
several months. A large audience was
present. Miss Richards, we'll known in
st. Paul and a pupil of Prof. Titcomb,
is proficient pianist. She is equally at
home in the entire range of piano-fOrte
literature, from the classical style of
Bach and Handel to the brilliant in
SEPARATIONS of LiStz. Miss Richards will
take her departure for New York
city next week, where she will
remain several weeks under the
instruction of Prof. Mills, the
celebrated pianist and teacher.
The programme, carefully prepared by
Prof. TitcOmb, was pleasantly varied,
vocal selections by Mrs. DeWolf, Messrs.
DeWolf and COlville, and the violin Sc
lectionS by AugnOt Aamold being inter-
Spersed among the piano numbers. Mrs.
DE Wolf acquitted herself admirably,
and her vocal contributions received
genuine applause from the audience.
She sang with good shading and force
Of expression, and her pure, sympa-
thetic voice, as well as earnestness of
style, place her in the foremost rank of
musicians. ID. F. Colville is distin-
guished baritone of great power and
beautiful quality of tone and united
with exceptional musical intelligence.
Mr.. De Wolf, thoroughly cultivated
tenor, is equipped with voice, school
and style, and rendered some very
choice selections much to the satisfac-
ton of the audience. The success of
the evening was due largely to Prof.
Titcomb, who is an able leader and di-
rector. Augnot Aamold, violinist, rem
dered several choice selections upon the
instrument, of which he has perfect con-
troll. and was one of the enjoyable feat
ures of the evening. The pupils of
Prof. Titcomb presented him with an
elegant basket of roses, and Miss Rich
ards was the recipient of numerous
beautiful floral designs.